A New Jersey appeals court has overturned a counsel fee award to a Montclair resident who successfully challenged a local ordinance allowing for the construction of an assisted-living facility.
The three-judge Appellate Division panel on Thursday in Grabowsky v. Montclairsaid a trial judge erred when he awarded a local resident and government watchdog, Richard Grabowsky, $123,225 in counsel fees and costs after he successfully challenged the passage of the ordinance.
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